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'An Aboriginal man stumbles down a Melbourne laneway, pursued by an ancient, malevolent force.'
'As he runs, he can feel the creature’s eyes burning through him – but is he fleeing from the fiend itself, or from the monster he fears he might become?'
'A modern-day reimagining of the bunyip legend, My Lovers’ Bones is a spine-chilling new theatrical work from acclaimed Indigenous storytellers Brown Cab Productions. A fusion of theatre, poetry, physical movement, digital projection and visceral soundscape, My Lovers’ Bones offers a hauntingly beautiful take on a myth both fearsome and misunderstood – the hunter of those who would forget the laws of the land.' (Source: Melbourne Festival website)
Production Details
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Director: Margaret Harvey.
Producer: John Harvey.
Production Design/Devisor: Alison Ross.
Lighting Designer/Deviser: Lisa Mibus.
Sound Designer, Composer, Performer, Projection Design/Devisor: Anne Liebzeit.
Choreographer and Performer/Devisor: Kirk Page.
Choreographer: Alexandra Harrison.
Video Design: Ainsley Kerr.
Production & Stage Management: Ainsley Kerr.
World premiere: 14-18 Oct at Footscray Community Arts Centre, Melbourne.
Publication Details of Only Known VersionEarliest 2 Known Versions of
Works about this Work
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Bunyip Legend Inspires New Theatrical Work
2014
single work
review
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 10 September no. 584 2014; (p. 19)
— Review of My Lovers' Bones 2014 single work drama 'A modern-day reimagining of a bunyip legend takes to the stage in Melbourne...'
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Bunyip Legend Inspires New Theatrical Work
2014
single work
review
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 10 September no. 584 2014; (p. 19)
— Review of My Lovers' Bones 2014 single work drama 'A modern-day reimagining of a bunyip legend takes to the stage in Melbourne...'